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1. What does the "Pot of
Incense" symbol represent?
a. Innocence of Youth
b. Purity of Heart
c. Aroma of the Gods
d. One of the Six Senses
2. What does the “Beehive"
symbolize?
a. Honey
b. Unity
c. Industry
d. Brotherhood
3. What does the "Sword to the
Naked Heart" symbolize?
a. The duties of the Tiler
b. To be reminded of the
tenets of Freemasonry
c. To be reminded of your
obligation
d. To never reveal the
secrets of Freemasonry
4. What does the "Rough Ashlar"
represent?
a. The cornerstone of the
Lodge
b. Building of the Temple
c. The imperfect, untutored
state of man
d. A tool used by the
craftsmen
5. What does the "Perfect
Ashlar" represent?
a. A educated, refined
man whose mind is filled with Light
b. Part of King Solomon’s
Temple
c. A condition that is
rarely found in a candidate
d. Found in the Middle
Chamber of King Solomon’s Temple
6. What does the "Anchor"
symbolize?
a. That early Masons were
sailors
b. Part of Noah’s Ark
c. That you should be set
in your ways
d. The voyage of life
7. What does the "Compass"
symbolize?
a. Used for navigation
b. Used to draw circles
c. Infinite spiritual
boundaries
d. The Junior Deacon's Jewel
8. What does the “Square”
represent?
a. Fairness, balance,
firmness and stability
b. Honesty, charity,
fairness and balance
c. Brotherhood, hope,
faith and charity
d. The Treasurer's jewel
9. What does the "Level"
represent?
a. A symbol of equality
b. A symbol of stability
c. A symbol of truthfulness
d. A symbol of brotherhood
10. What does the “Sheaf of
Corn” represent?
a. Harvest
b. Plenty
c. Fall
d. Straw
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